I suppose you could chalk it up to island magic or Charlie doing all his sweating and vomiting offscreen, but it doesn't make me entirely happy. It feels lazy.
In an interview, Dom sort of handwaved this and said that the show is on a Disney network during the old "family hour," so he thinks that the producers decided to really tone it down.
Come on, Jessica. He's got aspirin.
Oh, right! Well, nevermind then.
Aren't we here on an island where improbable things seem to happen when people really want something? I've found myself a new wank.
I think this is the wank to end all wanks. Henceforth, all shows with complicated plots will take place on semi-mystical islands in the Pacific Ocean. (Or Hell, whichever is cheaper.)
In an interview, Dom sort of handwaved this and said that the show is on a Disney network during the old "family hour," so he thinks that the producers decided to really tone it down.
Okay, but -- dude sucked into the jet engine in the first 10 minutes? "Family hour"?
I think it's because we've seen withdrawal a zillion times and they just didn't want to have to try to make endless, sweating, puking, scratching scenes dramatically interesting. I heard people audibly sighing when the withdrawal montage started in
Ray.
I think it's because we've seen withdrawal a zillion times and they just didn't want to have to try to make endless, sweating, puking, scratching scenes dramatically interesting.
What I don't like is ignoring it on the island, but putting in the flashback when it's convenient for dramatic reasons. Have withdrawal or don't, but make it consistent.
I'm wanking Charlie's shooting skills to hysterical accuracy, related to hysterical strength.
The withdrawal wasn't so harsh because he had been weaning himself since the crash, and perhaps before the crash.
got lots of wanks, get yer wanks here
got lots of wanks, get yer wanks here
Hmm. Cindy used to be queen of the wank. I think we're going to need a wank off.
So to speak.